Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-29
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

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| The Treasurer of Nevada county yester-
day paid into the State Treasury 81, S04 81.
A special train of twelve carloads of or
anges will be forwarded East this morning.
The Sacramento river showed a slight
advance again Yesterday, and rose to 10
feet IL J inches.
A special train from Lathrop brought to
this city about P. NJ. yesterday DELAYED
passengers and mails from the south.
| Extensive Improvements are being made
/ to the California State Bank building. on
! the southwest corner of ] and Fourth
| streets.
! Alexan Ter & Joseph have on behalf of
! the county instituted proceedings in Court
against the Changers Cooperative Business
! Association for the tax on certificates of
| stock.
! There will be concert by the White
Cross Cadets at Calvary Baptist Church this
/ evening. The programme will include dia-
! iogues, march and chorus, instrumental
and vocal music, etc. Refreshments will
be served.
! Improvement is the word NOWADAYS. 1t
fortunately has even extended to the slang
in vogue, and now, instead of saving II
am onto you, I" the rapid young man and
woman quietly remarks, L understand
your system %
Sacramento Stamm, No 124 U. O. r. NJ,
offers reward OF S25 for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who threw stones
at their picnic train when it was returning
to the city last Sunday evening" injuring
several passengers.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 4, cleared
| for San Francisco Yesterday with wood
| anA rchanHica ha e+a
quin No. 3, arrived from the upper Sacra-
mento last evening, towing the barge Cali
fornia, loaded with grain.
These arrests were made Yesterday ::
Laura Sprout, by officers O'Meara and
Rider, for battery Lizzie Belmont, by Of
iicers Rider and Sullivan, for disturbing
| the peace; Dan Daley, by officers Rider
and Lowell, for vagrancy.
lieutenant Thomas G. Hughes, of Com
pany f, Woodland, recently elected has
been examined by the Board of Officers as
to his qualifications, passed the ordeal sue
! cessfully and has been recommended to
headquarters for commission.
In Justice Davis Court Yesterday the
trial of the case of Charles Mclaughlin
for selling liquor without license, was pro-
ceeded with before jury, and resulted in
the defendant being found guilty Judg-
ment will be pronounced next Monday at
| 10 A. NJ.
The average Signal Service temperature
IN this city yesterday was Clio, which is
l.60 cooler than the average temperature
on the 18th of April during nine years.
The highest and lowest temperature was
76' and so, with fresh to brisk southerly
winds and clear weather.
Frank and Cy. McClintock and Edward
| Matte Uhn h.,
camped in the brush on the bank of the
American river las. Monday, were taken
before Justice Davis Yesterday to be tried
for vagrancy. They demanded Jury iial
and their cases were set for next Monday.
L. p. Marsh, of Oakland, will, it is re-
| ported, enter upon the duties of book keeper
IN the office of the Superintendent of State
Printing May LIST, vice Major Frank Ma
hon, who filed the position during Col.
Ayers term, but now retlres. Mr.. Marsh
is an old friend of Superintendent Shoaff.
and an excellent accountant.
Laura Sprout and Lizzie Belmont, two
| colored prostitutes, had disagreement on
L street yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited in Laura hitting Lizzie on the head
with can, intiicting a cut about two in
| ches long, ana reaching to the bone, which
necessitated the City Physicians taking
| iCbi ptiANdtS W sew IL up. which
operation, at the station-house, she tainted.
Both have been arrested-one for battery.
and the other for disturbing the peace.
AT the Odd Fellows picnic at Capay.
| Tuesday, which was attended by people
from all portions of Yolo county, there
came near being gloom cast over the
whole proceedings. Norman Parker, son
of John Parker, while in bathing came
near being drcwned-had gone down TIE
third time in twelve feet of water, when
Johnnie Powers, Jr.. dove from the bank
and rescued him. 1t was a heroic rescue
for so young a lad, and he was Just in the
nick of time, as it was with difficulty that
young Parker was resuscitated. Johnnie
swan with the drowning boy to n project
ing root, when Ross Rahm rendered them
timely assistance in landing them Oh terra
| firma.
| 1t has been aScertained that the coarse
| shirt which 7. c. Casey was wearing when
he was recaptured, in place of the white
one he had on when he escaped from the
county Jail, was stolen the night following
his escape from yard in the central por-
ton of the city, showing that lie remained
concealed in town during the day, and I'M
Ill long after dark. Constable Fey, OF
Brighton, who arrested him there, brought
in and gave to Chief Diliman Yesterday a
Weh-NOfn coat Oh D!ack diagonal, which
was found in the field Casey was driven
from, ana is presumed to have been taken
there by him, as no one living out that
way claims it. A lock of blonde hair was
found in one of the pockets, wrapped in a
piece of paper.
Two gentlemen connected with State
| offices at the Capitol have been in the
habit of taking a walk for the benefit OF
their constitutions before breakfast, and
usually have visited the depot about the
time of the arrival Of the express train
from the East. A day or two ago rail-
road man called the attention of another
to the visitors from the Capitol, and in
quired Do you know who those two
men are? l have seen them around here
every morning" So have l." was the
response. q They look to me like couple
of top and bottom or bunko sharps, lay
ing for the emigrant passengers" ~
guess that's it." conceded No. l. " and I'll
speak to the officers about them He did
SO, and learned his mistake.